Russian President Putin's special aircraft just landed at the Chinese airport, the conflict situation in the back has good news, not only the breakthrough on the front, but also the rejoicing progress in the back. In addition to this visit to China, will play a crucial role in the development of the Russian nation, standing at the forefront of the choice of times, Putin has formulated a blueprint for the country for the next era.

Just after Putin arrived in China, the Russian military announced the outcomes of this summer.

According to General Chief of Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, Sergei Glazimov, since March this year, the Russian military has controlled more than 3,500 square kilometers and 139 settlements, and the strategic initiative is firmly in the hands of the Russian military.

At the same time, Glasymov also said that in the two states of Sumy and Kharkov in northeastern Ukraine, the Russian military is pushing for the establishment of a security buffer zone.

This signal sends two meanings: first, the Russian army is not concerned about the ownership of the two northern regions, and at most it is used as bargaining chips to appropriately extend the front line; second, Russia intends to cease fire, or at least reduce the intensity of the war, which is a positive signal to the West and its citizens.

Correspondingly, the Russian army is mobilizing more and more military forces to deploy in Wudong. It is bound to seize strategic locations such as the Red Army City by force and effectively complete the occupation of Donetsk Oblast.

If this is true, then the code of the negotiations will be rewritten again, and Russia will get more.

The second news is internal political instability in Ukraine, reflecting the shaking of the Zelensky regime.

The former chairperson of the Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada and the former secretary general of the National Security and Defense Council, Parubi, was assassinated in the street, and Russian media said the incident may be related to the cleansing of internal issues by the Ukrainian presidential team.

Judging from the current situation between Russia and Ukraine, it is not unusual that anything outrageous can be blamed on the other side. But we must see that when the United States and Russia unanimously talked about solutions to the Ukrainian crisis, they all demanded that Ukraine must hold a presidential election immediately after the ceasefire. It seems that replacing Zelensky has become a consensus.

Zelensky should be very clear that the urgent task is to ensure internal stability, and this attack, whoever planned it, is destined to shake up internal affairs, causing Zelensky's position to shake, which is indeed good news for Putin.

The third news is that Germany¡¯s political situation has changed.

After Merz came to power, he did not save the ruling coalition from its downward trend, nor did he suppress the signs of a strong counterattack from the domestic far-right. As the Trump administration continues to smash down tariffs and defense sticks, Germany's economic burden continues to increase, GDP has shown signs of shrinking, and the actual situation in the future may be worse.

Under this circumstance, Alternative for Germany's support rate soared again, becoming a "dark horse" in politics. If Mertz can't stand the pressure in the future and has to reorganize the cabinet, it will not be ruled out that some key positions will be handed over to the Choice Party, which will be a historical moment for the far right to return to German politics since World War II.

Whatever the organic reaction of the AfD and the Trump administration will deal a serious blow to the European integration process. Now that Ukraine's weapons list is paid by the European Union, if the economic big brother is not willing to pay, who can continue to do this thankless thing?

In sharp contrast, Putin's visit to China brought three deputy prime ministers, more than a dozen ministers and representatives of major enterprises. At first glance, he was going to discuss Russia's future economic development with China and visiting countries. Even though the big stick of US tariffs and sanctions is still waving, the platform and opportunities that China can provide Russia are particularly important when Putin is unlikely to surrender.

As long as the two countries continue to deepen cooperation, benefit from cooperation, and achieve win-win results for each other, it will become an indispensable pillar relationship of the world situation.